Sentence examples for end up wiping from inspiring English sources

Some critics, however, are against the idea because the bank could end up wiping out a large amount of taxpayers' money.

It is blind following and a tendency to try to mimic the success of others that push many into the stock market in the first place and may end up wiping them out.

More importantly, if it did not come from here, you would be introducing a foreign species that could end up wiping out the native ones with competing for food, or most likely, foreign pathogens that would wipe out a local population.

Next is a girl who tries to do a high kick while goofing around with her friends and ends up wiping out.

Sometimes it's a lead character, and sometimes several characters end up being wiped out, one by one, by a smorgasbord of terminal medical complaints.

Using whatever solution you end up trying, wipe a small amount into the leather and check for signs of damage or discoloration.

End up.

Make sure to not set your binder down on dirty surfaces or areas, or you might end up having to wipe down your binder every week!

I'll try and correct my approach, but I'll fail horribly, and then I'll just end up sort of uselessly wiping my hand against the thumb of someone I really wanted to impress.

Always remember to "wipe on, wipe off" so that you end up with a beautiful finish.

"If you're a person who didn't know your pension account needed to be reported but you reported your checking and savings account," Ms. Serrato said, "now you're faced with criminal penalties for a filing error and you could end up paying a penalty that could wipe out 50 percent of that account".